Modern fully-furnished studio in quiet centrally-located Schwabing-West – ideal for (Master) students | garden view, full kitchen, heating & water included

Schwabing-West – one of Munich's most loved, liveliest and greenest neighbourhoods.

You're right in the heart of Schwabing-West: leafy streets, classic facades, independent cafés, bakeries, restaurants and boutiques on your doorstep. It's a safe, vibrant, well-connected area that students, academics and young professionals have favoured for decades.

Everything for daily life is a few minutes away:
- Supermarkets, drugstores, bakeries and the charming Elisabethmarkt food market
- Cafés, bars and restaurants for every budget
- The Nordbad swimming pool just around the corner
- A launderette on the corner

Green space everywhere: Luitpoldpark (with the Bamberger Haus beer garden) is nearby, the huge Olympiapark is a short hop to the north-west, and the legendary Englischer Garten is within easy reach to the east.

Universities & getting around:
- LMU and TUM main campuses (in neighbouring Maxvorstadt) are a short tram or bike ride away; Hochschule München is close too
- Trams (lines 12/27/28), U-Bahn U2 (Hohenzollernplatz) and U3 (Bonner Platz), and several bus lines are all within walking distance
- Munich Hauptbahnhof is around 10 minutes away by U-Bahn – the whole city is quick and easy to reach

A rare combination: a central, buzzing location with a calm, private home to come back to.

Good to know:

- Warm rent: heating and water (hot & cold) included as a fixed monthly amount – no separate heating or water bills. Electricity and internet are arranged and paid by the tenant.
- Available from 1 September.
- STRICTLY for one person – the flat is complete and comfortable for a single occupant, but it is not suitable for two.
- Ideal for: Master's students or young professionals – tidy, reliable, and able to comfortably afford the rent. International and English-speaking applicants are very welcome.
- Deposit: two months' rent (Kaution).

How to apply – please get in touch properly:
If you're interested, send a message that actually introduces you: who you are, what you study or do and where, when you'd like to move in, how long you plan to stay, and a few words on your situation (e.g. proof of income/funding, or a guarantor if you're a student).

I will NOT reply to one-line or vague enquiries. A complete, genuine message gets a fast and friendly answer. Looking forward to hearing from you!